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NetJets Europe offers fractional ownership of private business jets. == History == NetJets Europe, also known by its corporate legal name, NetJets Transportes Aéreos, S.A., was founded in 1996 as a sister company of NetJets, which is based in the United States . In 2002 Mark Booth, the man who brought MTV to Europe and the former CEO of BSkyB, became the company’s Chairman and CEO before resigning in October 2009. P. Eric Connor, senior Vice-President and chief procurement officer of MidAmerican Energy company replaced Mr. Booth as the new CEO. NetJets Europe offers products based on the fractional ownership programme developed in the US in 1986 by Richard Santulli, former Chairman and CEO of NetJets Inc. In 2009, NetJets Europe has launched a voluntary redundancy programme in a bid to shed up to 300 flight crew positions - equivalent to about one-third of its pilot workforce. And in 2013, responding to lower demand for fractional jet charter and jet cards, NetJets Europe reduced its pilot numbers by 128 Captains in Europe. They've focused on countries with the highest employee costs, starting with France and Belgium. Many are seeing this as a very anti-European move by the US-managed company. While there has been some recent evidence of growth in economic activity across Europe, the overall position for NetJets Europe remains fragile. This has meant that NetJets have had to continue to cut costs in all parts of the business, not just in relation to flight crew, which resulted in a number of office based employees leaving the company at the beginning of 2013. A second wave of pilot redundancys for 2013 was announced in October 2013. The proposal is to reduce the number of pilots by another 56. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「NetJets Europe」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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